About Beefy's
Beefy’s is an Australian family-owned pie shop chain that began on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast and now operates multiple bakery cafés across the state, including locations on the Gold Coast. They specialise in classic Australian meat pies, sausage rolls, pastries, and award‑winning gluten-free pies and baked goods, with options for dine‑in, takeaway, and heat‑at‑home. Many stores also sell drinks, combo meals, frozen pies, and merchandise, and you can order selected products online for delivery or click‑and‑collect via beefys.com.au.
A Beefy’s charge may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase food or drinks in‑store using EFTPOS, tap‑and‑go, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or another card wallet. You may also see a charge if you ordered Beefy’s via their website, a delivery partner (such as Uber Eats, DoorDash, or Menulog), or bought gift cards or frozen pies online. Some banks display the specific store name and suburb (for example, “BEEFYS ROBINA QLD” or “BEEFYS GOLD COAST”), while others may show a more generic descriptor such as “BEEFYS” or “BEEFYS AUSTRALIA”. Small temporary authorisation holds can appear if your card was used or added to a wallet but the transaction didn’t complete.
If you’re unsure about a Beefy’s charge, first check recent food purchases, app orders, or receipts from any Beefy’s or pie shop visits, including those made by family members using your card. Look in your email for order confirmations from beefys.com.au or from delivery apps connected to your card. To resolve questions, you can contact Beefy’s via the contact form at beefys.com.au or call the specific store listed on your receipt or in your delivery app order history; they can usually look up the date, time, and amount to confirm a purchase. If the transaction still looks unfamiliar or appears duplicated, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute or block the charge and request further investigation.